The Norm by Michael Jantze
- February 01, 2009
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Comments (8) Jump to Comments Form
JDG
said,
9 months ago
Print too small. Enlarges too blurry to read.
farren
said,
9 months ago
Nah. It’s blurry, but not that blurry. I’d provide the transliteration, but there’s just too much of it. Just re-read the last 30 days, and catch it full-sized.
CountyBloomer said, 9 months ago
Reiterations of 10-year-old re-runs?
This goes beyond lame.
farren
said,
9 months ago
It’s not a reiteration of a rerun. It’s one or the other, not both. So why is this comic lame when Calvin and Hobbes is not?
MikeBx said, 9 months ago
Even in “View Larger” it was unreadable. Too pixilated.
cking33
said,
9 months ago
Please make your comic strips bigger! With plenty of web page real estate, there is no reason for the images to be so small!
Coffee-Turtle
said,
9 months ago
indeed this is way too tiny! zooming and enlarging is way too blurry.
haha!
Sternvogel said, 9 months ago
CountyBloomer’s characterization of the strip as a “reiteration of reruns” is correct. Strips of ten years ago were re-run over the past month, and this panel reiterated selected examples of those strips. (In 1999, today’s offering was simply a reiteration of then-new material.)